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| NeilJam |
I see that there is a second stage on this tour. Do the Stones perform on both stages? What stage would the opening act play on, the main stage or second?
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| Soldatti |
The B-stage is still there? |
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| Monkey Woman |
Maybe you're thinking about Cohl said at the press conf, that there would be two different stages, one for the arenas and a "special" one for the stadiums. |
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| NeilJam |
The seating chart for PNC park has two stages. It also says some sections will not be able to see the small stage. Maybe they don't have the second stage for every show.
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| Angiegirl |
With smaller arenas usually and clubs there's no B-stage (no room)... |
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| Child of the Moon |
I'm still divided on whether or not I want a B-stage for this tour. I love the idea of playing lesser-known or more stripped down songs in the middle of the crowd, but the idea is pretty well played out, and on the Licks tour, they were playing shit like Street Fighting Man and Brown Sugar, which had no right being played on the stage in the first place. I mean, as cool as You Got Me Rocking was when I saw them, it didn't fit for the small stage stuff. |
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| maumau |
"they were playing shit like Street Fighting Man and Brown Sugar"
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| corgi37 |
b stage is passe. |
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| ziggypayne |
There's a b-stage at the Hershey show, at least it was shown on the floor plan. |
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| Soldatti |
quote:
ziggypayne wrote:
There's a b-stage at the Hershey show, at least it was shown on the floor plan.
So, b-stage again it seems. |
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| Bitch |
the seating chart for Giants stadium shows a B stage. I got seats near it on the floor. |
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| gimmekeef |
I was hoping they'd drop the B as kinda old news.Until all I could get was seats "way" back in the cheapo $160 range..(LOL)...Now I'm glad the B may be used....I might get to see em awhile without using my binoculars! |
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| Poplar |
some shows do, some don't. seems like you could say they're "phasing out" the b-stage. little by little. |
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| Soldatti |
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Poplar wrote:
some shows do, some don't. seems like you could say they're "phasing out" the b-stage. little by little.
Maybe they will put B-stage(s) on the empty spaces in the floor. |
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| Dutch Michael D. |
i hope it's a better stage then the Licks Stage... it was simple and hightech, but now it's got to be BIG and with inflatable women and fireworks and millions of lights. and much much more, it has to be better then the Voodoo stage or the Steel Wheels stage... 
[Edited by Dutch Michael D.] |
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| egon |
quote:
corgi37 wrote:
b stage is passe.
c stage is where it's at these days |
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| exile |
I like the b stage 
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| Matt Lacroix |
Which was the first tour where they used a B-stage |
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| rogerriffin |
In Voodoo Lounge they made 2 or 3 song in a little stage in right side but not much far of the main stage..
In Bridges to Babylon they conected a B-stage with a bridge of 50M of distance...
In No Security and Licks they passed by a simple way to b stage. |
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| FPM C10 |
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ziggypayne wrote:
There's a b-stage at the Hershey show, at least it was shown on the floor plan.
Where? Here's the "Rolling Stones" seating chart from Hershey.
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| ziggypayne |
The layout they had at the box office on Saturday showed the b-stage between C3 and C4. Sections D2, D3, and D4 were going for $175, because they were right against it. Where's that diagram from? |
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| FPM C10 |
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ziggypayne wrote:
The layout they had at the box office on Saturday showed the b-stage between C3 and C4. Sections D2, D3, and D4 were going for $175, because they were right against it. Where's that diagram from?
Ticketmaster.
I hope you're right - I love the b-stage, lousy sound or not. Every time on the last three tours that I've had floor seats, I walked right up to the B-stage and watched the Stones from closer-than-front-row proximity. It seemed to be specifically condoned. Although Hershey is noted for its concert-nazi mentality - they're liable to use a tazer on you if you try it there.
We shall see! |
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| Matt Lacroix |
it would be cool if they could have a stage like U2, that way they could put people in the middle of the ring, and walk on the ring, instead of a B stage |
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| gimmekeef |
The B stage makes tickets farther from stage more appealing right?..And therefore having a B stage in the seating charts might be a ploy to justify or help sell those $350 tickets that seem to stretch way back....Course then what happens if there is no B stage/.Guess they just sell more tix to fill the gaps or have wider aisles |
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